Start with the cleanup your yard needs now.
A one-time visit is for a yard that needs a reset rather than an ongoing schedule. Tell us when it was last cleaned and how many dogs use it. A longer gap between cleanups is useful information when discussing the initial work, so choose the closest answer or tell us you are not sure.
One-time cleanup is billed by the time the work takes. The quote shows the current first-hour rate and the charge for additional 30-minute increments. We confirm the total before we begin instead of presenting a time-based job as a fixed-price recurring plan.
One visit now, a regular plan later if you want it.
We clean up the dog waste we can clearly see across the yard. Overgrown grass, leaves and weeds can hide waste, so clear access and a visible lawn help us do the work. Tell us about any locked gates or other access issues when we confirm the visit.
You can ask about recurring service after the initial cleanup. The ongoing choices are weekly, every other week and twice weekly. A one-time visit does not automatically put you onto a recurring schedule. Ask about deodorizing and sanitizing, waste haul-away or a fly bag if you want an add-on with the cleanup.
When this service fits.
A one-time visit is for a yard that needs a reset rather than a regular schedule.
The yard needs a restoration
When waste has built up, a deep clean brings the yard back to a usable state.
Before a recurring plan
Start with one deep clean, then keep the yard clean with weekly, every other week or twice weekly visits.
What to expect at your visit.
- A notification when we're on the way
- A picture of your closed gate when we leave
- Tools disinfected after every cleanup
- Switch to a recurring plan any time
Read our Terms and Conditions for access, weather, skipped visits and billing details before getting started.
